Dear Colleagues:
Encore! Encore! Encore!
Did you miss out on Carol Barton's over subscribed workshop in
Baltimore? If you did, now is the time to sign up for the second offering
of this popular workshop which is being repeated to accommodate those who
missed it last year! So, sign up today and learn what you missed in
Baltimore.
Workshop IV: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Book Structures and Bookbinding Techniques
Enrollment limit: 20; Fee: $45
Workshop Leader: Carol Barton, Book Artist, Curator, and Book Arts
Instructor, Glen Echo, MD
Moderator: Laurie Whitehill Chong, Rhode Island School of Design
This workshop is for librarians who wish to familiarize themselves with a
variety of bookbinding structures and techniques typically found in
artists' books and fine press publications. Participants will learn to
identify bookmaking structures by examining various samples. Simple
bookbinding techniques will be taught and participants will have the
opportunity to take home a few small book works they have created themselves.
The workshop will include demonstration, discussion, and hands-on
components. Traditional case binding techniques will be explained. Simple
book structures that will be demonstrated and taught may include folded
broadsides, accordion fold, pamphlet stitch, and stab bindings. No
previous bookbinding experience is necessary.
Margaret N. Webster
Knight Visual Resources Facility
College of Architecture, Art & Planning
B-56 Sibley Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
(607) 255-3300
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http://www.aapvrf.cornell.edu
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